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a first for google: a print over $800 per share. today's 1.8% gain takes google over $800 a share to an all-time high. the stock is up 14% already this year. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were higher. the s&p 500 volatility note fell 4.3%, moving in the opposite direction of the broader market as it usually does. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: wall street's outsized paydays are getting smaller. average bonuses paid to wall street's bankers, traders and support staff in 2012 are down by more than a third, according to a survey from e-financial careers. the drop comes as financial services firms shift their focus to performance. >> the emphasis on risk and controlling risk and compensating people based on the risk they take is spreading further and further into the culture of wall street. >> reporter: also cutting into bonuses are more clawback clauses in employment contracts. those allow companies to go after bonuses if certain goals aren't met or violated. the use of those clawback me
a first for google: a print over $800 per share. today's 1.8% gain takes google over $800 a share to an all-time high. the stock is up 14% already this year. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were higher. the s&p 500 volatility note fell 4.3%, moving in the opposite direction of the broader market as it usually does. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: wall street's outsized paydays are getting smaller. average bonuses paid to wall...
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i think a lot of money has left apple and moved into google, so don't be surprised if we see who google threaten that $850 level before we see any type of resistance. > what will the situation in germany mean to traders in the united states? confidence is up there, the dax has been doing great. what do you think about germany? > > you know, europe good is good for the u.s. that has been kind of the big laggard on, i think, the global economy. so if europe gets its act together, i think the s&ps go to the moon. > what would you buy right now then, just an s&p index? > > yeah, i would be looking at spiders or an s&p future, or call options on the s&p futures with the vix so low. > you are definitely a bull in this market. > > absolutely. > would you buy any stocks related to germany? > > you know, maybe. i think i would still like to stick to core u.s., because u.s. continues to lead the overall world. > mark, great to have you on the show. we will see you in a bit. > > thanks for having me. president obama turns up the heat on members of congress to avoid automatic cuts to federal fundin
i think a lot of money has left apple and moved into google, so don't be surprised if we see who google threaten that $850 level before we see any type of resistance. > what will the situation in germany mean to traders in the united states? confidence is up there, the dax has been doing great. what do you think about germany? > > you know, europe good is good for the u.s. that has been kind of the big laggard on, i think, the global economy. so if europe gets its act together, i think...
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>> google, linkedin, youtube, pay pal, yahoo!, zappos. >> and you, very rich. >> i think we've always been afraid of going out of business. >> rose: really. >> fear an competitive drive, really. only ot paranoid survive. >> someone famous said that. but there's a lot of truth to that. because when we become a business partner of a young company, and it doesn't always work out like this, but we go into it with the hopes that this company can endure for-- we can, it can be built and then it can be one of these rare enduring companies. now obviously the majority of companies don't attain that. but that's given us the opportunity to think very hard about what it is that causes some companies to prosper for a very long time. and others to have their moment in the sun and then fade away. and what happens to a company can happen to a firm like sequoia capital as well. so we've worked very, very hard to think about what does it take to excel in every decade of the business that we've been in. because it's hard to have a fellow called don
>> google, linkedin, youtube, pay pal, yahoo!, zappos. >> and you, very rich. >> i think we've always been afraid of going out of business. >> rose: really. >> fear an competitive drive, really. only ot paranoid survive. >> someone famous said that. but there's a lot of truth to that. because when we become a business partner of a young company, and it doesn't always work out like this, but we go into it with the hopes that this company can endure for-- we...
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. >> you might see more google on the streets. the my be setting up shop in a brick and mortar building. >> the postal service wants to sell your clothing. that is coming ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >> welcome back. 37 degrees downtown with a few clouds hanging around. it will be calleold. we have a nice breeze coming from the northwest. 29 in parkton. the wind is gusting close to 20. gust ins per hour b annapolis. it feels like 21 in chestertown. that is what you want to dress for. this is some lake effect snow shower activity in carroll county early this morning. it should not be a big deal. our next weather maker is down near albuquerque. we'll have some rain or snow by friday. today, a mixture of sun
. >> you might see more google on the streets. the my be setting up shop in a brick and mortar building. >> the postal service wants to sell your clothing. that is coming ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain...
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follow me on twitter and google plus, look for me at mari mariabartiromo. >>> monday is president's day. stock market and banks are closed for the holiday. following that, earnings are out from walmart, hewlett-packard and dell computer. that could be the company's last earnings release before going private, that's dell. wednesday we'll find out the number of new residential units that began construction last month, as well as what happened behind closed doors a t the last meeting of the federal reserve open market committee, the minutes of that meeting are out on wednesday. on thursday, the existing homes sold over the last monday. and finally today is the way we to go about to be gone? styrofoam is the new public enemy of the mayor of new york. he an nowed this week his attention to ban the nonrecyclable foam packaging. typically used in to go containers. about 20,000 tons of styrofoam are thrown into the big apple's waste system every year. the mayor has already targeted sugar, salt, and soda in the nation's largest city. and he plans a significant environmental push for his last yea
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. >> google has a new contest. explain what people would do with the new google blast technology. if you win the contest, you win a chance to pay for them. $1500. the deadline to apply is next wednesday. google does not plan to sell those glasses until next year. fewer americans are spending money. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> are you spending last now that your paycheck is a little lighter? the payroll tax hike is leading more than 7% of americans to cut back on spending. gas prices are on the rise. walmart had dismal sales. there will report their quarterly results today. we have a pullback in stocks yesterday. not all policymakers are on board with the -- ofw about taking a bowl seri cereal with you? breakfast drinks will be rolled out nationwide this year. sony unveiled a new playstation 4 last night, sort of. it showed what it can do but it did not show what the council looks like. gamers will be able to see what their friends are planning. it will go on sale in time for the holiday season. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for
. >> google has a new contest. explain what people would do with the new google blast technology. if you win the contest, you win a chance to pay for them. $1500. the deadline to apply is next wednesday. google does not plan to sell those glasses until next year. fewer americans are spending money. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> are you spending last now that your paycheck is a little lighter? the payroll tax hike is leading more than 7% of americans to cut back on...
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>> the rotation out of apple and into google. >> there are a lot of beneficiaries here. >> but google is undeniably one of the biggest. >> just like at 700, there was almost no one left to be bullish on apple to buy more. we might have hit that point at 40 4/ 410, 420 is where everybody wanted out. i don't see a ton of buyers or sellers. maybe this is equilibrium. >> think the reason for the price differential we've seen in the last few months is people want growth. when apple doesn't show the growth over the last three quarters, people shifted and said where do i get the growth? in the large cap names, google has been the place to show -- if you're a large cap portfolio, you have to make a bet on the next mega cap company. what you do on the margin with other companies, that's fine. >> this is not the first day where we've seen an overall positive market move and apple's negative. what does that tell you, weiss? >> that it is a side show and it's lower margin products coming out. >> the hot money is moving on as well. it's not counting on apple to lead the indices higher. >> coming u
>> the rotation out of apple and into google. >> there are a lot of beneficiaries here. >> but google is undeniably one of the biggest. >> just like at 700, there was almost no one left to be bullish on apple to buy more. we might have hit that point at 40 4/ 410, 420 is where everybody wanted out. i don't see a ton of buyers or sellers. maybe this is equilibrium. >> think the reason for the price differential we've seen in the last few months is people want...
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>> google shares surpassed 800s aids piece, seeing an uptick in advertising more people use google on smart phones. stock gained 33% in the last year, closing today up $806. >> a look at the broader parkts. a possibility of a merger between office depot and office max. sending stocks higher that, surge in google shares sending your bloomberg silicon valley index higher as well. amazon fired a german security firm accused ofqqy intimidating immigrant workers in german distribution centers days after a documentary aired in which workers said the guards conducted searches of living quarters and kitchens and wore uniforms linked to neo nazies. in a statement, amazon says it has a zero tolerance for discrimination and expects the same of other companies that it works with. yahoo's ceo marisa myer named lawrence man as over seeing yahoo search which has not seen gains yahoo was expected since signing a partnership with microsoft. larry, carrow lirngs back to you. >> want to touch on the snow again. >> yes. >> we gave everybody a taste of what conditions were like. >> yes. snow sticking at t
>> google shares surpassed 800s aids piece, seeing an uptick in advertising more people use google on smart phones. stock gained 33% in the last year, closing today up $806. >> a look at the broader parkts. a possibility of a merger between office depot and office max. sending stocks higher that, surge in google shares sending your bloomberg silicon valley index higher as well. amazon fired a german security firm accused ofqqy intimidating immigrant workers in german distribution...
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google powered through today. so many wish they were in google. it's the score of a lifetime, but when this terrific search-and-destroy the competition juggernaut fell after reporting a miss and gave uncertain guidian, did you use that pullback to buy, or did that move scare the wits out of you? did you use the further pullback another 50 points to put money to work in google? or was that sell-off another one you had to avoid even as you might have been waiting for another leg down? you're waiting for a further pullback. i think the answer is the pullback was wasted on many. it seems like the great growth days were behind them, there were more moving parts where the cost of acquisition continued spending on uncertainly products, all you had in retrospect was the pullback you needed. the one that might have been waiting for, at least making matters worse,ed second, created what could have been a nasty-looking head and shoulders pattern. as the technical signal a mountainous top if they didn't hold. it turns out the stock did stop going down, the sh
google powered through today. so many wish they were in google. it's the score of a lifetime, but when this terrific search-and-destroy the competition juggernaut fell after reporting a miss and gave uncertain guidian, did you use that pullback to buy, or did that move scare the wits out of you? did you use the further pullback another 50 points to put money to work in google? or was that sell-off another one you had to avoid even as you might have been waiting for another leg down? you're...
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microsoft is releasing a new version of outlook. 1/3 are making a switch from google' s g-mail. the dow managed to end higher on friday. now is your chance to get a closer look at barbie's dream house. fans can buy tickets and there are at two locations which allowed more than 350 barbie dolls on display. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> did you write all that down for me? that looks cool. things are " right now -- things are cool right now. we will make it up to 45. rain will comment later today. -- rain will come in later today. snow in chicago with a high of 18. dry in denver, 47. seven-day forecast is coming up. >> we have another accident in howard county. westbound 175 at snowden river parkway. another ad old columbia road. we're in the green on the west side. 700 looks good in towards the beltway -- 70 looks good in towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> 5:22. still ahead -- >> congress is in recess. what is being done to stop the wha
microsoft is releasing a new version of outlook. 1/3 are making a switch from google' s g-mail. the dow managed to end higher on friday. now is your chance to get a closer look at barbie's dream house. fans can buy tickets and there are at two locations which allowed more than 350 barbie dolls on display. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> did you write all that down for me? that...
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and google's been the beneficiary. the thing i would point out on google, you look at the last three years, we've had six selloffs north of 10% and three of those have happened on the march quarter. the last three years, march quarter have started a downward decline of 10%. we heard about the pain at the pump, the payroll taxes, march quarter for consumer activity may be less than stellar. >> so, for seasonal reasons, stay away from the google trade? >> it will be below 800 this spring. >> so, what is your top trade in tech? >> listen, you want exposure to mobile, e-commerce, the nice tail winds, let's buy ebay. >> the consumer being weak doesn't freak you out when it comes to the ebay story? >> it does. but ebay is a trade down. when you go to ebay, you can buy last season's new goods, refurbished goods and new goods. ebay is well positioned for a slowdown. >> colin, great to see you. the number one most accurate apple earning forecaster. >> that just rolls off the tongue. >> very catchy. all right, let's hit the opti
and google's been the beneficiary. the thing i would point out on google, you look at the last three years, we've had six selloffs north of 10% and three of those have happened on the march quarter. the last three years, march quarter have started a downward decline of 10%. we heard about the pain at the pump, the payroll taxes, march quarter for consumer activity may be less than stellar. >> so, for seasonal reasons, stay away from the google trade? >> it will be below 800 this...
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google is making plans to make retail stores and they hope to have them open for the holidays. best buy is making its price matching policy permanent. take down the specifications and order online at a cheaper price somewhere else. billick give you 15 days to bring something back, down from 30. the dow did manage to move higher. walmart was under pressure after the worst february sales in seven years. futures this morning are quiet. home sellers like to make their houses cozy for buyers. a simple orange sand or basil green tea will help your house sell better. smell of fax cognitive functions. those cookies are a complex cent and could be a diversion. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> i'm thinking first ordered pizza scent. bacon! that would do it, too. we expect some rain to move in over the next couple of hours. with a south wind, the temperatures should get above freezing before the precipitation gets here. it should be dry early this morning. rain showers will be likely this
google is making plans to make retail stores and they hope to have them open for the holidays. best buy is making its price matching policy permanent. take down the specifications and order online at a cheaper price somewhere else. billick give you 15 days to bring something back, down from 30. the dow did manage to move higher. walmart was under pressure after the worst february sales in seven years. futures this morning are quiet. home sellers like to make their houses cozy for buyers. a...
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i think google is the best bet. >> you were on the other side of that trade, roger kay. you want to buy at this price or not? >> i think they are beaten down pretty good so maybe there's light at the end of the tunnel. i feel pretty good about it. >> catch an exclusive interview with hp show meg whitman tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk box." coming up, the man behind the aig numbers. the impact of sandy on the insurance company's bottom line and how about this for a deal breaker? the french are lazy. one ceo's opinion. he and the french government are exchanging blows now. he's coming up to tell us why he said au revoir to france. that's coming up in a minute. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can rea
i think google is the best bet. >> you were on the other side of that trade, roger kay. you want to buy at this price or not? >> i think they are beaten down pretty good so maybe there's light at the end of the tunnel. i feel pretty good about it. >> catch an exclusive interview with hp show meg whitman tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk box." coming up, the man behind the aig numbers. the impact of sandy on the insurance company's bottom line and how...
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new all-time highs for big names, google, disney and 3-m, among others. in the s&p, big gainers including staples and sealed, a maker of bubble wrap which reported a better than expected expected and the big loser humana. back to you guys. >> thanks very much. headed to the close. about 15 minutes left in the trading session here. as you see, the dow is up 48 points, holding above 14,000. >> what's the worst investment call so far for this year? >> well, i would say shorting it. >> jeff cox knows and he'll tell us what it is and why almost everybody got it wrong. that's next. >> and what do we want to know? >> what do you think is the worst call of the year? send us a tweet @cnbc. >> also, apple, get this, the latest victim of cyber hackers. is there any stopping these attacks, and just how much is the economy and your money at risk, we ask. we'll hear from one hacker later on the "closing bell." [ male announcer ] this is not my home. there. i said it. they don't have pictures of my kids. they don't have my yoga mat. and still, i feel at home. could it b
new all-time highs for big names, google, disney and 3-m, among others. in the s&p, big gainers including staples and sealed, a maker of bubble wrap which reported a better than expected expected and the big loser humana. back to you guys. >> thanks very much. headed to the close. about 15 minutes left in the trading session here. as you see, the dow is up 48 points, holding above 14,000. >> what's the worst investment call so far for this year? >> well, i would say...
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search engine, uhh, probably google. if we do a side by side blind test comparison, and you end up choosing google, you get an xbox. i'll bet you the xbox, you bet me your son. well let's look up what you need. okay, i would do the left. yeah? what?! i am a daddy! bing wins it! bing won. bing did win. people prefer bing over google for the web's top searches. don't believe it? go to bingiton.com and see what you're missing. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> it is half past the hour and we want to get caught up on the headlines here. we have breaking news coming in to cnn from the country music world. officials in arkansas are confirming that singer mindy mccready has been found dead. she committed suicide. the 37-year-old committed suicide at a home in arkansas
search engine, uhh, probably google. if we do a side by side blind test comparison, and you end up choosing google, you get an xbox. i'll bet you the xbox, you bet me your son. well let's look up what you need. okay, i would do the left. yeah? what?! i am a daddy! bing wins it! bing won. bing did win. people prefer bing over google for the web's top searches. don't believe it? go to bingiton.com and see what you're missing. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if...
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[fight bell: ding, ding] how many here are google users? what if i was to tell you that you would actually like bing way more than google when it came to the results? prove it. let's look up some taco places. i like the left side. yeah? okay, do we need to find out what the waves are like down at the beach? what side do you like better? i like the results on the right. i'm gonna go with the one on the left. oh! bing won! people prefer bing over google for the web's top searches. don't believe it? go to bingiton.com and see what you're missing. why take exercise so seriously,when it can be fun? push-ups or sprints? what's wrong with fetch? or chase? let's do this larry! ooh, i got it, i got it! (narrator) the calorie-smart nutrition in beneful healthy weight... includes grains and real chicken, because a healthy dog is a playful dog. beneful healthy weight. find us on facebook to help put more play in your day. >>> a huge rally at the national mall in washington today as thousands, well they pleaded for more action on climate change. chris l
[fight bell: ding, ding] how many here are google users? what if i was to tell you that you would actually like bing way more than google when it came to the results? prove it. let's look up some taco places. i like the left side. yeah? okay, do we need to find out what the waves are like down at the beach? what side do you like better? i like the results on the right. i'm gonna go with the one on the left. oh! bing won! people prefer bing over google for the web's top searches. don't believe...
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liz: google hitting a new all-time high, rising up above $800 per share by a long shot for the first time ever, the shares are up more than 16% this year. only three other stocks trade above $800. david: while stocks are up, gold down, another bad day. not as bad as some of the days, but gold down significantly, four straight days of losses. closing about 1600, but this is the lowest level since mid august. more than $45 per ounce. liz: number of household product names hitting new all-time highs. wd-40 seeing lifetime highs. how about clorox seeing an all-time high for the second time in four days. and kimberly-clark, maker of kleenex and huggies making an all-time high. do i sound like a broken record? we have that one. david: we're waiting on earnings from herbalife, and dell and all of which great interest in. we will bring you the numbers as soon as they are released. and president obama says we have to grow the economy, create good jobs and everybody will find out why raising the minimum wage might have just the opposite effect. liz: just a few hour g hours age was hit by a cyb
liz: google hitting a new all-time high, rising up above $800 per share by a long shot for the first time ever, the shares are up more than 16% this year. only three other stocks trade above $800. david: while stocks are up, gold down, another bad day. not as bad as some of the days, but gold down significantly, four straight days of losses. closing about 1600, but this is the lowest level since mid august. more than $45 per ounce. liz: number of household product names hitting new all-time...
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google's lebron right now. but i don't think with $1,000 price targets thrown out there, it reminds me of $1 trillion market caps for apple six months ago and $1,000 for qualcomm. so i think google tamed the wild west internet frontier for us. but towns have been established and the facebooks for socializing the amazons for shopping and you no longer need google to get to those sites. that brings the stage for facebook. >> i didn't know you could still utter the name lebron james in cleveland but you certainly did. >> i'm from akron. we still like him in akron. >> doug, thanks for your time. have a great weekend. >> thank you, carl. >> let's get back to washington. the president holding a white house open day-to-day hack-a-thon today. he's inviting developers and tech experts to come and offer ideas. jon fortt has details. >> reporter: what the house is trying to do here is draw attention to the fact that they're releasing an api that will let anybody pull data from the white house about petitions, signatures a
google's lebron right now. but i don't think with $1,000 price targets thrown out there, it reminds me of $1 trillion market caps for apple six months ago and $1,000 for qualcomm. so i think google tamed the wild west internet frontier for us. but towns have been established and the facebooks for socializing the amazons for shopping and you no longer need google to get to those sites. that brings the stage for facebook. >> i didn't know you could still utter the name lebron james in...
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google earth, google mail, everything else. and they knew that they had the luxury of trying lots of things to see what's going to work. at this point, it's android and apple, android and ios and everybody knows at some point they're going to be able to make some money here. you can't calculate it, you can't weigh it just yet. but i think it's coke and pepsi now and it's a question of how much and when, not if. >> and like with coke and pepsi, we sometimes see one trade with the other in terms of the lead. are we at a stage where google does take the lead, even if it's by a nose over apple? >> right now, they own a great deal of thanks to samsung because, you know, htc stumbled, but samsung has taken off and they're the standard there for android right now. and samsung is making great phones and giving apple a run for their money. >> kevin, what do you think of this idea in the journal today that they will have retail stores all be it perhaps delayed. do they need to do that to further unlock value in android? there would be so
google earth, google mail, everything else. and they knew that they had the luxury of trying lots of things to see what's going to work. at this point, it's android and apple, android and ios and everybody knows at some point they're going to be able to make some money here. you can't calculate it, you can't weigh it just yet. but i think it's coke and pepsi now and it's a question of how much and when, not if. >> and like with coke and pepsi, we sometimes see one trade with the other in...
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how many people said to me, honestly, jim, google, 800 to 1,000? so you obviously want to take the other side of the yahoo! trading, except you listen to marissa meier and you want to buy it. >> you seem to be suggesting that those who are chasing the market the market doesn't have a lot of intellectual depth. >> because there keep being this discounts. i read through the toll release and i liked it. that will distinguish me as someone who's not rigorous or skeptical enough. i think toll goes to 38. because this market gives you intraday, intrastock pullbacks. i was looking at tiffany. we pronounced tiffany dead, and it's like they got the walking dead show, where you have to shoot them right through the head, kids love it. this one they obviously missed the head and it comes back. you have to hit it right here to be able to survive in walking dead. they didn't shoot it in the head. >> which means what? >> it's still around. >> it won't die. >> it won't die. >> people reluctantly like this market. they see the markets going to new highs, they don't
how many people said to me, honestly, jim, google, 800 to 1,000? so you obviously want to take the other side of the yahoo! trading, except you listen to marissa meier and you want to buy it. >> you seem to be suggesting that those who are chasing the market the market doesn't have a lot of intellectual depth. >> because there keep being this discounts. i read through the toll release and i liked it. that will distinguish me as someone who's not rigorous or skeptical enough. i think...
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releasing few details i spoke earlier with robert jan bartunek of thomson reuters in brussels, via google hangout. >> what we're seeing is that yesterday evening here local time around 7:45, eight armed robbers armed with machine guns drove on to the tarmac at brussels airport and stole $50 million worth of diamonds from an airplane that was about to stop. >> sreenivasan: this almost seems like a hollywood script. how long did this heist take? >> it only took three minutes so it must have been a very professional hit. no doubt about that. and prosecutors know they have to be very well prepared to do that. they basically opened a fence, they cut through the fence, they drove on to the tarmac where the diamonds were about to be loaded on to the plane and they at gunpoint demanded those diamonds and they drove off again not to be seen. >> sreenivasan: do the authorities have any leads? >> not at the moment. prosecutors are not saying anything. >> sreenivasan: put this in perspective. how many millions of dollars worth of diamonds are going out of this airplane? >> through the city of antwerp
releasing few details i spoke earlier with robert jan bartunek of thomson reuters in brussels, via google hangout. >> what we're seeing is that yesterday evening here local time around 7:45, eight armed robbers armed with machine guns drove on to the tarmac at brussels airport and stole $50 million worth of diamonds from an airplane that was about to stop. >> sreenivasan: this almost seems like a hollywood script. how long did this heist take? >> it only took three minutes so...
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google shares up about 0.3% today. well above the market, we should add. pintrest, valuation of $2.5 billion. hedge fund valiant led the investment group. pinterest has grown quickly since launching in 2010 and now has more than 49 million users worldwide. that's a growth story for you on what's otherwise been a pretty grim morning. the s&p 500 trying to cling on to that 1500 level. european trade has seen markets whacked across the board. down in the range of 1.5%, almost 2% now slightly off those lows. but the pmi figures not doing much for sentiment. i'll have more on the market update for you on "squawk box" in just a couple minutes time. for now, that does it for us here on "worldwide exchange." thank you for tuning in. hope to see you back here tomorrow morning. [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back.
google shares up about 0.3% today. well above the market, we should add. pintrest, valuation of $2.5 billion. hedge fund valiant led the investment group. pinterest has grown quickly since launching in 2010 and now has more than 49 million users worldwide. that's a growth story for you on what's otherwise been a pretty grim morning. the s&p 500 trying to cling on to that 1500 level. european trade has seen markets whacked across the board. down in the range of 1.5%, almost 2% now slightly...
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google performed obviously but some of the other names haven't. joe? >> i would focus, i'm with pete. my financials and that's where my opinion is. you've got materials up 1.7%. i would feed that strength. i dent see materials as having the ability to outperform. >> there is a common thread by the way, on what is performing best. when you look, you see dividend yields of something close to 3% and see fundamental stories where you are looking at basically 10 to 12 pes, those names with growth. >> that's why i stay with aig. >> final trades, next up on "half." understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on t
google performed obviously but some of the other names haven't. joe? >> i would focus, i'm with pete. my financials and that's where my opinion is. you've got materials up 1.7%. i would feed that strength. i dent see materials as having the ability to outperform. >> there is a common thread by the way, on what is performing best. when you look, you see dividend yields of something close to 3% and see fundamental stories where you are looking at basically 10 to 12 pes, those names...
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google certainly one of those members in the new club. back to you. tracy: lauren, we'll see you in 15 minutes. >> all right. ashley: health care provider stocks are taking a hit following a new report out of washington that proposes lower rates for one popular medicare program more than expected next year. peter barnes joins us from inside the beltway we details on this story. peter? >> ashley the proposed cuts involve medicare advantage, the popular hmo version of medicare. on friday the government proposed a cut of about 5% or more, depending on the analysts. in its payments to insurance companies, that offer medicare advantage, about a quarter of all seniors in medicare, about 15 million, are enrolled in medicare advantage, instead of regular medicare. for some seniors medicare advantage can be a better deal with added benefits like vision care and dental but patients have to stay in their network which helps insurance companies manage their costs. now the private insurers are reimbursed by the government and the obama administration has long argu
google certainly one of those members in the new club. back to you. tracy: lauren, we'll see you in 15 minutes. >> all right. ashley: health care provider stocks are taking a hit following a new report out of washington that proposes lower rates for one popular medicare program more than expected next year. peter barnes joins us from inside the beltway we details on this story. peter? >> ashley the proposed cuts involve medicare advantage, the popular hmo version of medicare. on...
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got some google? maybe it's time to take a bite out of apple. or are you considering looking at netflix for possible profit opportunities? we're going to talk those names and much more. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." hewlett-packard giving investors a reason to light tech. that led to a nice rise in the stock after hours. which tech stocks could be the next big mover? daniel ernst, principal at hudson square research joins us in our what's working segment. so what's working, dan? do you like hewlett pack art? >> well i mean, let's take a step back at what's happening in earnings. you know, for this period. you know, a lot of new tech continues to grow and old tech continues to shrink. so, apple had revenues up 18% year over year. hp last night reported earnings or revenues down 6% year over year. and they're continuing to forecast, continued slowdown in their business. but yet, apple is down 15% to 16% and hp is up 20%. there's a lot of that disparity in the market. blackberry is up 17% year-to-date, and samsung is down 3%. so i think that th
got some google? maybe it's time to take a bite out of apple. or are you considering looking at netflix for possible profit opportunities? we're going to talk those names and much more. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." hewlett-packard giving investors a reason to light tech. that led to a nice rise in the stock after hours. which tech stocks could be the next big mover? daniel ernst, principal at hudson square research joins us in our what's working segment. so what's...
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in fact, infected the initial segments they had when they launched initially, labelling some of the google android devices. >> it's funny, htc, i remember this story, kind of came out of nowhere to grab a big share of the global market when they partnered with android and it was an alternative to apple. now a lot of people have gotten into this space. what does this company define itself as? >> it was a good device to have. but then they launched the later reiterations. highways good among consumers. they need this device to be great. from what little we even, it's going to to be a great device. >> how much they have to discount the product? it's interesting to look at the timing, as well, right before mobile congress next week. why not announce this at the event? >> i think it's a marketing. i may be wrong, but if you look at apple and samsung, they launch their flagship devices. ebl they believe it will be the device range which will change their fortune. so i think that's why they're going for the launch. >> apple slipped quite a lot in china in the smartphone league. and i know we were
in fact, infected the initial segments they had when they launched initially, labelling some of the google android devices. >> it's funny, htc, i remember this story, kind of came out of nowhere to grab a big share of the global market when they partnered with android and it was an alternative to apple. now a lot of people have gotten into this space. what does this company define itself as? >> it was a good device to have. but then they launched the later reiterations. highways...
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company pinned hopes on the latest invention, the htc1, and hoping it will be set apart from other google android devices on the market. the smartphone uses new software to replace icons with personalized news streams, social media, and videos. i caught up with the company's ceo, peter chow, at its product launch in london for an exclusive interviewer. -- exclusive interview. >> we are so confident in our product and wanted to be targeted, innovative, experience for the people who are wanting to find differentiation. >> how can you compete with the market and manufacturing muscle that apple and samsung have to fight back and win market share from the companies? >> we are confident to rely on our own innovation and provide unique differentiation to the market. and of course, we continue to innovate our marketing approach, try to be smart and nimble. >> how much will it cost? >> well, it costs a lot of money. and we are going to -- we are committed to invest. >> that was peter chow speaking at the htc launch event yesterday. the culture has generated buzz around this new device. the trouble
company pinned hopes on the latest invention, the htc1, and hoping it will be set apart from other google android devices on the market. the smartphone uses new software to replace icons with personalized news streams, social media, and videos. i caught up with the company's ceo, peter chow, at its product launch in london for an exclusive interviewer. -- exclusive interview. >> we are so confident in our product and wanted to be targeted, innovative, experience for the people who are...
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phones. >> because you can't -- what i use google for, i don't need to go -- right? >> if you have an android phone. >> don't talk to me about smartphones. >> i happen, mr. i love the ipho iphone. >> you have so behind the times. >> you've had the iphone for, what, four days, five? and now you are -- >> you've got the blunt instrument. it's so backwards. >> you're waiting for the blackberry ten, right? >> i don't know what i'm waiting for. >> i heard on friday, i saw the -- >> do you need to know any of the nations ski resorts that got more than 2 inches of snow last night? >> no, but -- >> he has an app for that. >> what are you going to do, drop everything and go skiing when you hear the report? i need to know some of these things. i knew on sunday morning that both beaver creek got 7 inches and snow map. i have weather in every place that i might even think about visiting. i have ncaa basketball scores scrolling as they're happening. i know who is playing today. i can get a preview of what's playing. it's a different world. i was just reading about how could they
phones. >> because you can't -- what i use google for, i don't need to go -- right? >> if you have an android phone. >> don't talk to me about smartphones. >> i happen, mr. i love the ipho iphone. >> you have so behind the times. >> you've had the iphone for, what, four days, five? and now you are -- >> you've got the blunt instrument. it's so backwards. >> you're waiting for the blackberry ten, right? >> i don't know what i'm waiting for....
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officially if you go it is microsoft and google that have the most cash sitting on there. technology uses the most cash because thee use it for options and as well as r&d along with health care. but in general, companies are sitting on what we believe is going to be a record amount of cash this year at the end of the year. while they're spending they're making more. even though the earnings seem to be tilting down the cash flow is very good. we may have a record cash flow this year. ashley: howard, a lot of this money is being held somewhere overseas? >> yes. ashley: multinational corporations, want lower taxes. >> everyone is praying for repatriation comes through whether it does or doesn't. there are ways to use some of that cash but the bottom line there is significant amount of cash still being held here. companies are choosing not to spend it at this point in time. not that they have to do one thing over another. they can do almost all of it. even if they want to limit the amount of taxes they have to pay, it is a matter of choice. in this case they're uncertain about
officially if you go it is microsoft and google that have the most cash sitting on there. technology uses the most cash because thee use it for options and as well as r&d along with health care. but in general, companies are sitting on what we believe is going to be a record amount of cash this year at the end of the year. while they're spending they're making more. even though the earnings seem to be tilting down the cash flow is very good. we may have a record cash flow this year. ashley:...
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google, now a lot of the analysts are putting out targets for thousands of dollars. back to you. shibani: sometimes those price targets come to bite you. we have to watch that. hundreds of u.s. companies, facebook, apple, twitter, following prey to hackers. how can you protect yourself? we will have that coming up..3 ashley: up in arms about spending cuts. i think it is time for lou dobbs. let's take a look at how the u.s. dollar is faring today. maybe explain the drop in commodity prices. most of these currencies are down against the dollar. especially the euro. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on hisortfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your lif
google, now a lot of the analysts are putting out targets for thousands of dollars. back to you. shibani: sometimes those price targets come to bite you. we have to watch that. hundreds of u.s. companies, facebook, apple, twitter, following prey to hackers. how can you protect yourself? we will have that coming up..3 ashley: up in arms about spending cuts. i think it is time for lou dobbs. let's take a look at how the u.s. dollar is faring today. maybe explain the drop in commodity prices. most...